Efficient file encryption of mobile storage devices
USB mass storage devices, memory cards and other external devices an easily store a data volume of several gigabytes, data that will leave the office in someone’s pocket. These small, mobile storage media are easy to forget or lose, which can cause an immense economic damage if they fall into the wrong hands.
Still, these small, mobile storage devices provide a valuable service and preventing all employees from using them would be unnecessarily restrictive.
cryptionpro automatically and reliably encrypts the data on mobile storage media without disrupting the user and keeps your data safe. Users won't even notice! cryptionpro provides the protection needed without depriving employees of the use of mobile storage media.
CryptionPro 2009 will guarantee you, that... ...
no unauthorized people can read your data .
the loss of an external mass storage device is not a security risk.
data on external devices is automatically encrypted through background processes.
that wherever you may be, you can always access your encrypted data.
Who needs CryptionPro® 2009 by cynapspro®?
- Companies and institutions, which may suffer an image loss or economic damage if sensitive data is lost or stolen.
- Companies and institutions with innovative power in the areas of research and development, which need protection as they are a target of data theft.
- Market leading companies with valuable customer data who don’t want to see this information in the hands of competitors.
- Institutions and public bodies, which process and store personal information have a legal obligation to protect this data.
Current Examples and Facts:
75 percent of all Fortune 1000 companies have are already fallen victim to an accidental and / or malicious data loss.sup>1 Recovery costs after the loss or theft of company data are significant. The average cost to a company of these kinds of data protection violations is 6.2 million U.S. dollars. In addition, there are about 4.1 million U.S. dollars in lost business.
- Mass storage media with a variety of confidential, detailed personal data of American soldiers as well as secret information were in Afghanistan by teenagers for 40 US dollars a piece.2
- A Boeing employee deliberately saved 320,000 sensitive files on a mobile storage device which he then passed on to the Seattle Times.3
